>> Surely the seller pays the return postage if the item was faulty? In the
>> UK at least they must by law.
>
> There is no such assurance in the US that I am aware of, besides good Business
> Practices.  I found the seller through Amazon, but their guidelines for sellers
> don't really go into that except providing labels for international returns.

That's a shame. The other thing here is that if you pay on credit card 
for the item and the seller is not following the rules, the credit card 
company is more than happy to get involved. But usually just mentioning 
to the seller you are contacting your credit company results in a refund 
pretty smartish.

I guess the only thing you can do is to leave a review for the seller.

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